Patrick said:
It's kind of like playing with that old Eliza computer program. Anyone
remember that?
From: Richard Baker r...@theculture.org
] Why do you say anyone remember that??
How do you feel when you read Why do you say anyone remember that???
-- Matt
Doug wrote:
Now see, I guess I dont understand what passive-aggressive means because I
would think that his confrontational, sometimes sarcastic style has any
passivity to it.
I see it differently, perhaps. Passive-agressive may not be the right
clinical term here, but I find repeated
It's a put-on. And it's a put-on anyone who's been on the Internet for
more than 5 minutes has seen dozens of times. The repetitive I'm just
asking questions to try to understand, the feigned cluelessness, the
detached pose, the deliberate obtuseness ... it's all carefully
calculated to do one
Patrick said:
It's a put-on. And it's a put-on anyone who's been on the Internet for
more than 5 minutes has seen dozens of times. The repetitive I'm just
asking questions to try to understand, the feigned cluelessness, the
detached pose, the deliberate obtuseness ... it's all carefully
Yeah, Eliza and Parry could be quite entertaining if they talked to
each other.
Eliza and Racter could be too, but Eliza didn't get to say much in
those conversations ..
On Aug 18, 2009, at 4:08 PM, Patrick Sweeney wrote:
It's kind of like playing with that old Eliza computer program.
On 8/18/2009 4:22:27 PM, Bruce Bostwick (lihan161...@sbcglobal.net) wrote:
Yeah, Eliza and Parry could be quite entertaining if they talked to
each other.
Eliza and Racter could be too, but Eliza
didn't get to say much in
those conversations ..
On Aug 18, 2009, at 4:08 PM, Patrick
Rob wrote:
Bruce wrote:
(Type mismatch error: expected boolean value but found string 'cake'.
Input not parsed.)
The cake is a lie?
Apparently the cake is neither true nor false.
Doug
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